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Vocal Mastery Studio

This sequence focuses on the distinction between aggressive shouting and assertive projection. Students learn to use their voice effectively for self-advocacy in various settings, from IEP meetings to public speaking, ensuring they are heard and respected.

The Communication Spectrum

Students analyze the spectrum of communication styles (aggressive, assertive, passive) and how volume and tone contribute to these perceptions.

The Power of Projection

Students learn the physiology of vocal projection, focusing on diaphragmatic breathing and posture to carry their voice without shouting.

The Advocate Voice

Students practice using an assertive voice to advocate for their needs in formal settings like IEP or academic meetings.

Signals and Sound

Students explore how non-verbal body language reinforces vocal volume and tone to create a cohesive message.

Take the Soapbox

Students demonstrate their mastery of vocal delivery by preparing and performing a one-minute assertive speech on a topic of interest.

Vocal Mastery Studio

This sequence focuses on the distinction between aggressive shouting and assertive projection. Students learn to use their voice effectively for self-advocacy in various settings, from IEP meetings to public speaking, ensuring they are heard and respected.